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|Description=''Progressive Movement Towards Concrete Creation'' presents a series of animations generated by a computer algorithm in real time. The imagery is derived from El Lissittky’s avant-garde abstract works, and visualizes the stock market performance of several companies in the Internet sector. The work aims to put Lissitky's century-old aesthetic in dialogue with the current confidence in technological progress. | |Description=''Progressive Movement Towards Concrete Creation'' presents a series of animations generated by a computer algorithm in real time. The imagery is derived from El Lissittky’s avant-garde abstract works, and visualizes the stock market performance of several companies in the Internet sector. The work aims to put Lissitky's century-old aesthetic in dialogue with the current confidence in technological progress. | ||
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| Creator | Lucas Battich |
| Year | 2016 |
| Bio | Lucas Battich [AR] is a multi-disciplinary artist, born in San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. He studied at Stevenson College Edinburgh, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, University of Dundee before moving to Rotterdam. |
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| Website | http://lucasbattich.com |
Progressive Movement Towards Concrete Creation presents a series of animations generated by a computer algorithm in real time. The imagery is derived from El Lissittky’s avant-garde abstract works, and visualizes the stock market performance of several companies in the Internet sector. The work aims to put Lissitky's century-old aesthetic in dialogue with the current confidence in technological progress.